Article April 22, 1944 Issue

Right Human Relationships

EILEEN DUNSTAN

How many of the sorrows and perplexities of human existence, how much of its sickness and sin arise from a false sense of human relationship!

To see our fellow man as God made him, loving, kind, good, controlled by the perfect law of Love, is the only basis on which we can ever solve the problem of human relationship. Forever apart from the illusions of the carnal mind, from the thralldom of the lying physical senses, from the fetters of race, environment, and false education, man stands forth in the beauty of spiritual perfection, in the consciousness of his oneness with God. There is no stain of sin, no fear of pain and disease, no burden of weariness and depression here—only God's being, individually reflected. How easy it is to love this man!

Our friends, relatives, business associates, and so on, should most certainly add to the joy of life. The happy interchange of thoughts and ideas, blended with tolerance and forbearance, unites mankind in peace and good fellowship. If we add also the strong cement of unselfed love, we have all the ingredients for successful and right human relationships.

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